Mystery Murder Case Disclosed In Guldensuppe Death
New York July 7 Martin Thorne the alleged accomplice of Mrs Nack in the murder of William Guldensuppe was arrested after a confession detailing the Woodside plan and killing He hid in a closet fired on the victim dragged the body to the bath then cut off the head wrapped the remains and threw them from a ferry boat into the East River The confession also places Mrs Nack at the scene and describes the second disposal of the body parts as police track the case in the city waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guldensuppe
New York
Martin Thorne
Nack
William Guidensupye
Vlleloth
East River
Eighth Avenue
25Th Street
Thorne
Woodside
Mra. Nack
Surrey
Heross
Jefferson Market
Nack House
Miiala
George Wockroth
Forty Second Street
Weehawken
Cliffside
Washington Bridge
Schultz
No Blood Found at Woodside House in Thorne Case
Acting Inspector O’Brien reports no blood traces at the Woodside residence linked to the murder of Guldensuppe. A detective ex-plumber removed drain pipe sections from the bath tub. Boys who moved the Walise from Mrs Nuck’s home were brought before Martin Thorne for identification.
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O'Brien
Woodside
Guldensuppe Ta
Martin Thorne
Walise
Warships to Tangiers show U S force over consular protest
The San Francisco and Raleigh were sent from Smyrna to Tangier to back up U S representations to the Moroccan sultan. Consul General Furke's appeals have seen little effect, as American citizens in Morocco complain of harassment in business due to restrictions on employing native help. The naval show is viewed as a demonstration of intent, not a plan for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
San Francisco
Raleigh
Smyrna
Tangier
United States
Furke
Morocco
State Department
Montrose Acrobat Injured Falling From Balloon at Bergen Beach
George McCroy of Montrose Pennsylvania was seriously hurt when he fell fifty feet from a balloon basket during an ascent at Bergen Beach. Spectators watched as his foot tangled in a rope, causing a fall into the surf. He was taken to a hospital in critical condition with a dislocated shoulder and internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergen Beach
New York
George McCroy
McCroy
Montrose
Riches of the Klondike in Placer Diggings
Tacoma reports a Yukon district boom as new Klondike river claims pay huge sums. About forty men, many new to mining, have earned from $10,000 to $100,000 each by locating rich claims on American Minute and Too Much Gold creeks and other Klondike tributaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Yukon District
Alaska
Klondike River
Yukon
Klondike
Dhuleep Singh Engagement Placed in London Gossip
Prince Victor Dhuleep Singh, son of the Indian potentate Dhuleep Singh, long prominent in London society, is engaged to Lady Ann Coventry, widow of Viscount Deerhurst. The report notes his recents travels and ties to stirring unrest in India under foreign auspices, with mentions of Aden and Hogland in the background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhuleep Singh
London
Prince Victor Dhuleep Singh
India
Aden
Hogland
Ann Coventry
Deerhurat
Train Derailed Near Richmond Injures Engineer and Fireman
A southbound Louisville and Nashville passenger train from Cincinnati derailed near Richmond Kentucky at midnight after a water spout washed out the track. Engineer John Clark and fireman Frank Hutter were seriously injured though passengers escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Daly
Louisville and Nashville
Cincinnati
John Clark
Frank Hutter
Disturbance Over Portuguese Flag Display in Monterey
In Monterey California July residents removed a Portuguese flag displayed beside the American flag and burned it after a dispute over the display. Ortin, owner of Ortin's store, filed a complaint with the Portuguese government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Cal
Ortin
Alaska Volcano Erupts Over Juneau In Coastal Quiet
Alaska papers report the volcano on Douglass Island opposite Juneau is in eruption. The town of Juneau watches the vast crater clouds with mounting interest as the eruption continues.
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Alaska
Tacoma
Wapek
Douglasa
Juneau
Bank of Spain See Strong Position in Madrid
In Madrid on July 7 comments praise the Bank of Spain with note circulation rising to 14,000,000 pewens, described as larger than ever before, signaling a healthy financial position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Spain
Madrid
Ite
Twain completes new book The Surviving Innocent Abroad
London July 1 Mark Twain has finished his new book The Surviving Innocent Abroad and will sail to the continent tomorrow for a vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twain
London
Mark Twain
President Urged to Use Judgment in Indemnity Demand
Senate Foreign Relations Committee reported a resolution authorizing the president to take necessary measures to obtain indemnity from Spain for the wrongful arrest of August Bolten and Gustave Richelieu, naturalized Americans, at Santiago de Cuba in 1895. The plan signals willingness to use force if needed to protect U.S. citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Lodge
August Bolten
Gustave Richelieu
Santiago de Cuba
Senate
United States
Cuba
Where is Copeland
Chicago July 7 police seek Professor C B Copeland once principal of Delaware high school after a shooting in Washington Park. They theorize mis identity and robbery motive as Bicyclist Nelson was shot. Copeland arrived June 2 to visit an old friend and drew 700 at American Exchange bank June 24 before vanishing.
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Chicago
Nelson
Staples
Washington Park
C. B. Copeland
Delaware, O
Copeland
American Exchange Bank
Frenchmen Propose Monument at Maximilian Site in Mexico
French residents in Mexico raise funds for a handsome monument to mark the spot where Emperor Maximilian was executed on a hill overlooking Queretaro. The location is currently marked only by a pile of rough stones.
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Queretaro
Mexico
Maximilian
Maritime Movements and Arrivals Report
Maritime notices indicate July arrivals and departures including Illinois from Philadelphia and Bremen via Southampton to New York. The St Paul sailed to Southampton with Westernland bound for Antwerp and Liver pool. Other entries show Pay in New York for Bowihampton and arrivals including Ethiopia from New York and Queenstown. Major ships and routes involve Antwerp Liverpool Glasgow and New York ports with July dates.
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Antwerp
Illinois
Philadelphia
Bremen
New York
Southampton
St. Paul
Liverpool
Westernland
Reilly
Bowihampton
Glasgow
Ethiopia
Queenstown
Munjestle
Heat Rides to Tragic Canal Jump in Watervliet
James McCaugharn of Watervliet died by suicide last night by leaping into the canal at Troy amid extreme heat. The incident is attributed by locals to heat affecting his mind and balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
James McCaugharn
Watervilet
Tilo
Republican Clubs Plan 1800 Delegates for Detroit Convention
Detroit July 7 local committees preparing the Auditorium for the National League of Republican clubs convention expect at least 1 800 delegates. Colorado will send two delegations from the state league and central committee. Georgia and Louisiana likely two each due to white and colored factions. Silver Republicans expected barred. Hotel managers assure no color line. Mark Hanna's secretary telegraphed for quarters for the senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
National League of Republican Clubs
Colorado
State League
State Central Committee
Georgia
Louisiana
Dowling
Mark A. Hanna
Cyclone Rips Lowry Area Killing and Injuring Several
Reports from St Paul indicate a cyclone devastated Lowry Minnesota and nearby areas. Four people were killed and multiple residents injured as barns homes and the railroad were damaged. The storm also struck the Peacock farm and Morrow family causing more casualties and injuries.
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St. Paul
Lowry
Soo
Menwood
Northern Pacific
Glenwood
Pioneer Press
Reno
Iver Legion
Hubert Peacock
Mra Peacock
Nettie
Trobert MacGowan
Sam Morrow
Morrow
Train wreck halts rails after fatal storm near St Cloud
Last night's storm paralysed railroad traffic near St Cloud Minnesota. A Great Northern extra freight train derailed eight miles west of town killing Charles Washburn and injuring engineer Peter. Washburn rode in a box car with eleven others returning from Fergus Falls. eight accounted for, fears grow for three missing.
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Cloud
Minn
Great Northern
Here
Charles Washburn
Peter
Washburn
Fercus
London Libel Trial Awards Damages in Atteridge Case
In the libel action Andrew Atteridge vs KEFP Knight the jury awarded £1000 to the plaintiff. Knight, a war correspondent for the Chronicle and Times, wrote a letter accusing Atteridge of cowardice and neglect toward colleague Henry Garrett who died of cholera in the Sudan on July 28, 1806.
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London
Andrew
Atteridge
Kefp
Knight
Daily Chronicle
Times of London
Henry Garrett
New York Herald
Soudan
Couple Plunge Sixty Feet to Their Death in Bayou Blow
Youngstown July 7 Thomas Morgan and wife died after their buggy backed over a bank. The pair were driving near a cliff when the horse backed the buggy causing a sixty foot fall. They were instantly killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Thomas Murgan
Morgan
Scheme for Colonial Representation in Lords Debated
The Manchester Guardian reports a plan by Secretary of State for the Colonies Joseph Chamberlain to represent the colonies in the House of Lords. The Guardian says the proposal follows hints from the Duke of Devonshire and was approved in conferences with colonial premiers.
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Chamberlain
House of Lords
London
The
Manchester Guardian
Duke of Devonshire
Josph Chamberlain
Endeavorers Pour Into San Francisco for Convention
Christian Endeavor gather in San Francisco and Oakland as the convention kicks off with Father Clark and eleven simultaneous services. Noted speakers include Robert Johnston, H M Boynton, D W Cochran, C Myers, and E S Bowell. Governor Budd absent. Lt. Governor Jeter to welcome delegates.
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San Francisco
Mechanics Pavilion
Clark
Society
Massachusetts
Oakland
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Robert Johnston
London
B. B. Tyler
New York
First Baptist Church
H. M. Boynton
D. W. Cochran
Madison
Wis
C. Myers
Brooklyn
First Presbyterian Church
Robert McKensie
E. 8. Bowell
Louisville
Budd
Jeter
Past Master in Crime Gus Hyatt Confesses in Sweat Box
Kansas City July 7 Gus Hyatt alias George Hall, arrested Saturday, confessed to being part of a train robbery gang. He recounts resisting arrest in DeKoven Kentucky in April, killing a man who shot him, another claim of robbing Clarksville Tennessee Express with 2220 dollars, and a Belleville train robbery with 900. He will be taken to Memphis.
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Kansas City
Gus Hyatt
George Hall
Loulaville
Nashville
Calera
Ala
Hyatt
DeKoven
Green
Southern Express Company
Clarksville
Tenn
Belleville
Memphis
Short Shrift for Bribers Charged in Lowell Case
James C. Donovan Edward R. Donovan and Bernard D. OConnell were sentenced by Judge Bond in Middlesex county superior court East Cambridge. Each man received one year at hard labor in the house of correction and a $500 fine for attempting to bribe Councilman Bang.
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Boston
James C. Donovan
Edward R. Donovan
Bernard D. O'Connell
Bang
Lowell
Bond
Middlesex County Superior Court
East Cambridge
House of Correction
Canadian sealers oppose American pelagic sealing plan
President David Starr Jordan travels toward the Pribilof Islands to brand female seals and corral the young, aiming to strike a fatal blow at pelagic sealing. Sealers in Victoria express intense opposition to the plan and fear its impact.
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Victoria
BL. C
David Starr Jordan
Pribylov Islands
Three Deaths From Heat Reported Near Marlboro
In Marlboro Massachusetts two farm hands Martin Berry and James ONeill were found dead in a lane near Crane Meadow road around 1 am. Authorities say extreme heat over the past two days, worsened by liquor, caused the deaths. A third body, Michael Keleher a middle aged farmer, was earlier found in his field from sun stroke.
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Marlboro
Mase
Crane Meadow
Martin Berry
James O'Neill
Michael Keleher
Whittaker Kills Girl Then Ends Life in Missouri
In Maysville Missouri on July 7 Henry Whittaker 21 shot and killed 16 year old Miss May Thompson and then fatally wounded himself. Whittaker had pursued the girl after meeting her while employed on her father’s farm. the romance was spurned and he was ordered to leave the property.
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Maysville
Brother shoots brother in family business dispute
In St. Louis on July 7 Herbert Cornwall was killed by his brother Dr. Richard Cornwall at their father Dr John Co Cornwall’s shop 1109 North Broadway. The elder Cornwall restrained the assault, a fight followed, and Herbert was shot five times and beaten with a stone jug before dying. Dr Richard Cornwall surrendered to police and was detained.
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St. Louis
Herbert Cornwall
Richard Cornwall
John Co
Cornwall
North Broadway
Herbert
Chorus Girl Seeks Death In Ocean at Atlantic City
Lottie Williams a chorus girl tried to kill herself by leaping into the ocean after midnight at Arkansas avenue. She was rescued by M A Fritsch and Policeman Retzbach and taken home. She cited home troubles and questions about her professional reputation as possible causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Lottie Williams
Arkansas Avenue
M. A. Fritsch
Retzbach
American Freedom Extolled at Cape Town Banquet
Cape Town reports W. H. Schreiner praised the United States as the one spot on God earth where freedom finds its highest realization at an Independence Day banquet. The remark drew offense by some who saw it as a slur on Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
London
Daily Mall
Cape Town
W. H. Schreiner
Great Britain
Heat Prostration Toll Rises Across Cities
Cincinnati reports fatalities from sunstrokes Edmund J Brenner and Ela Kidwell as coroner records forty heat victims in six days. Louisville notes two more deaths Adam Gray 40 and Eli Burtt unknown age as temperature peaks at 101 degrees in St Joseph Maine reports hottest day with no fatalities.
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Cincinnati
Edmund J. Brenner
Ela Kidwell
Loulaviie
Adam Gray
Eli Burtt
St. Joseph
Thunderstorm Fatalities Near Belle River
A severe thunderstorm over Belle River yesterday killed Paul Menard by lightning and left his father Peter Menard in critical condition. One horse in the team was also killed.
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Chatham
Ont
Dele
Pahirine
Belle River
Paul Menard
Peter Menard
Etreek
Fatal Thirteen Heat Deaths Reported in Detroit
In Detroit on July 71 the city reported thirteen deaths from sun stroke and heat prostration. A runaway accident caused by fireworks killed one boy and a little girl fatally burned. Fifteen others suffered fireworks related injuries.
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Detroit
Mich
Gazaland Rebellion Grows As Mozambique Forces Move In
A Times dispatch from Cape Town reports the Gazaland native outbreak expanding in scale. Mozambique’s government personally commands the column deployed to suppress the rebellion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
the Times
Cape Town
Gazaland
Mozambique
Plague of Locusts Threatens North India
A Bombay dispatch to the Daily Mail reports a locust plague in North India threatening famine and aggravating suffering across the region. The message from London dated July 71 details widespread crop damage and mounting distress.
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London
Daily Mail
Bombay
India
French Painter Miouard Dantan Killed in Vehicle Accident
Honfleur France July 19 celebrated painter Joseph Miouard Dantan was killed when he was thrown from a carriage as the horse bolted. His companion Madame Dantan suffered serious injuries. both were dazed and the incident is under investigation.
Young Farmer William Schmitt Records Suicide
Troy reports William Schmitt aged 2 years, no farm hand employed by Melvin Hidley of North Greenbush, killed himself by hanging in a barn this morning. No reason can be weighed for the act.
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Troy
William Schmitt
Melvin Hidley
North Greenbush
Canadian canals closed Sunday decision from minister
Toronto Ontario July 6 The Hon A G chair minister of railways and canals refused to sanction opening the canals to traffic on Sundays except under extraordinary circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ort
Car in River Tragedy Near Sheboygan Bridge
An interurban electric car plunged from a bridge into the Baginaw river at Sheboygan, Michigan, today. Passengers were reported drowned as rescue efforts followed in Bay City reports.
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Sheboygan
Mich
Bay City
Cressing Baginaw River
Wreck to Be Dynamited in New York Harbor Action
The wreck of the Atlas line steamship Alvena, sunk after colliding with the British Queen off Randy Hook in January, will be destroyed by dynamite within ninety days at a government cost of 8,000.
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New York
Atlas Line
Alvena
Randy Hook
Peterboro Dam Break Halts Streetcar Service
The Peterboro dam watch failed last night causing a break in power to city manufacturers and leaving Peterboro without streetcar service. No cars are running as a result of the outage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterboro
Ont
Tariff Bill Moves Through Senate Amid Broad Debate
News brief covers the Senate passing a tariff measure while the Foreign Relations Committee pushes for caution on related policy. Reports mention local hospital assurance, secrecy in a humorous piece, and a roundup of city and county happenings with minor civic notes.
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Senate
Spaln
Frisco
Scranton
Barona
Cornelian Smith
Asaured
Board of Health
Mount Gretna
West Side
Wealthy distiller George W. Sayer dies in Warwick hospital
George W. Sayer of Warwick New York, one of the nation's wealthiest distillers, died today at a Mildletown area hospital after a period of illness.
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Sayer
Mildletown
N. Y
George W. Sayer
Warwick
Weather Outlook for New York and Regions
In the middle states and New England the forecast calls for clear warm and sultry conditions. Fresh light southerly winds will bring rising maximum temperatures above normal in most areas though some sections may see milder conditions.
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New York
Middle States
New England
Rioting Near Calcutta Reports High Death Toll
Special dispatches from Bombay say that 9 to 1,000 rioters were killed during the recent rioting near Calcutta and native circles estimate deaths as high as 1,000.
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London
Bombay
Calcutta
Noted French dramatist Henri Meilhac Dies at Paris
Henri Meilhac, famed French dramatist and member of the Academy, died in Paris on July 7. His passing marks the end of a celebrated career in Parisian theater and literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henri Meilhac
Ead
Paris
Academy
le Dead
Tariff Bill Passed in Senate by 38 to 28 Vote
The tariff bill cleared the Senate by 38 yeas to 28 nays after a long debate. One Democrat voted for the measure while Populists abstained and Silver Republicans split. The bill now heads to conference as final passage drew a cautious, crowds-filled chamber close to five o clock in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Reed
Dingley
House of Representatives
Palra
Yeas
Senate Vote On Bill Reveals Party Alignments
An analysis shows the final vote with 35 Republicans and 1 Democrat for the bill, 25 Democrats and 1 Silver Republican against, plus eight Republicans paired and eight Democrats opposed. Senators present but not voting included five Populists and two Silver Republicans. A conference was requested with named Senate conferees listed.
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Jones
Nevada
Mantle
McEnery
Harris
Kansas
Turner
Cannon
Vis. Allen
Butler
Heit
Tariff Debate Extends Six Weeks With Senate Provisions
The tariff debate began May 25 with Mr. Aldrich opening the bill for the finance committee. The discussion continued six weeks and a day, narrowing to rates and schedules. Senate changes include a stamp tax on bonds and 74 amendments to be reconciled with the House. The first conferees meet tomorrow and both parties expect no opposition to conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldrich
Finance Committee
Allison
Jones
Arkansas
West
Missouri
Senate
House
Congress
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Guldlenauppe
Tangiers
Samuel
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Port Au Prince
Hayti
Pass Porie
Efolten
Cape Haitien
Cuban
Ohio
Maximillian
Imperial Federation
Fle
Hall
Sol
Girl
Assaubing
Belt
Painter Dantan
the Herald
Yvons
Baker
Burrows
Carter
Cullom
Davis
Debee
Elkins
Pairbanks
Gallinger
Hale
Hanne
Hawley
McBride
McEnvory
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